Mystery around body identified as Savage heir
A body found in the bay, initially identified as Savage, carries bills of lading and papers naming Savage and the Womacks estate. Savage sent a wireless from Dungeness suggesting the body may be that of Womacks. A $1,050 Womacks estate receipt was found on the remains. cause of Womacks' death is unclear.
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Dungeness
Clift
Sav
Estaander Womacks
Great Northern Railway
Savage
Womacks
Damages Awarded to Blockade Runner Crew
The Tacoma sailors awarded prizes after Hanford court ruling. One sailor gets 2000 dollars, another 1000 dollars, and 38 receive 200 each for suffering aboard the Japanese seized blockade runner. Tacoma sailed from Seattle in January 1906 bound for Shanghai but intended Vladivostok with contraband. captured by Japanese forces, crew imprisoned in Japan.
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Northwestern
Tacoma
Geaa
Hatha
Ings
Seattle
Shanghai
Vladivostok
Japan
Meeker Recalls Oregon Trail Journey to East
RA Meeker, pioneer traveler, speaks in Columbus about his trek from East to West. He urges tribute to builders of the West and plans a Washington visit for a lasting monument. Meeker outlines a concrete monument following the National Road and the Oregon Trail.
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RA Meeker
State Journal
Meeker
Columbus
Oregon
Washington
Nat Goodwin Denies Black Jack Record Link
Nat Goodwin, part of a company party, denies being the man who lost 8206 at Black Jack as Everett reported. He claims press efforts exaggerate his role and says he did not play and does not know the game. He asserts responsibility lies with the company and its men.
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Nat Goodwin
Everett
Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Marine Examiners move to better offices in Arcade Annex
The Marine Examiners' Benefit Association plans relocation from Starr-Doyd building to Arcade Annex room 477. The move aims for more commodious and better appointed offices to serve members.
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Marine Examiners’ Benefit Association
Ths
Deaths and Registrations Span Several Cities in April
The list records multiple deaths including Hanson Sevren KE, 64, at 225 Kilbourne Ave, Vogel Mary Agnes, 18, at 1505 Western Ave, Coglier Cogna, 26, at Providence Hospital, and Tompkine Kate, 29, at Grand Parks BC. Additional births show at York station Wayside Emergency hospital and Columbia station with several couples noted.
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Hanson
Sevren KE Hanson
Kilbourne Av
Vogel
Mary Agnes Vogel
Western
Coglier
Cogna
Providence Hospital
Tompkine
Kate Tompkins
Grand Parks
B.C
Phoebe Stearns
Georgetown County Hospital
Helle
Prederick Helle
Hillman Station
Keene Refuses Info On Secret Saloon Entrance
Councilman Keene would not reveal the saloon's identity despite requests to prosecute the establishment. He said he witnessed 25 to 50 people enter via a side entrance on a recent Sunday. Keene, a Second ward councilman, denied playing any political role and accused the mayor of favoritism toward drug stores.
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Keene
Northwestern steamship towed to Scatt for repairs after wreck
The steamship Northwestern of the Northwestern Steamship Co. which went ashore at Le touche Island last month was floated yesterday and arrived safely at Wales the morning. The Northwestern will be brought to Scatt as soon as possible for repairs.
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Northwestern
Northwestern Steamship Co
Letouche Island
Walees
Scatt
Seattle iron mouvider union eyes eight hour walkout
Union members plan a secret mobilization tied to orders from national headquarters in Cincinnati. They await instructions before set action on the proposed eight hour work day protest scheduled for Wednesday.
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Seattle
Mayor to Submit Cheasty Appointment for Council Approval
Mayor Moore plans to send the name of the incoming official whose term ends this month to the city council this evening. The council is expected to confirm Mr Cheasty's appointment promptly despite political differences.
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Moore
Cheasty
New Liquor Law Likely To Pass Tonight In Beattie
City council expected to approve the new liquor license law and ordinances annexing Columbia and South Park into Beattie. Union Pacific terminal franchises have broad agreement but will not face final passage tonight.
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Columbia and
South Park
Beattie Ile
Union Pacific
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition committee meets for ground breaking
The executive committee of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition discussed the exercises to be held when ground is broken on the site in the Alaska building this afternoon. The date will probably be about a month hence.
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Alaska
Oral Exams Held At Civil Service Headquarters
About six in attendance will gather at the civil service commission headquarters for the labor department city government service oral examinations. The examination will begin at 4 30 in the evening.
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Civil Service Commission
Labor Department
Davis at University Address on The Square Deal
Webster Davin of Seattle delivered a 10:36 morning address at the University of Washington chapel on The Square Deal. The talk was attended by nearly the entire student body during the morning assembly.
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Webster Davin
Seattle
Forme
University of Washington
Fire destroys Emeryville wood yard and nearby facilities
A disastrous fire at Emeryville yesterday afternoon razed the wood yard of the plaster works and engulfed the F. M. Umpherd Furniture factory and the Southern Pacific depot. Firemen struggled to control the blaze as the plant burned.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Berkeley
Cal
Plaster Works
Emeryville
F. M. Umpherd
Southern Pacific
Madison Car Gets Away One Hurt
A Madison car lost control near Sec yesterday causing panic among women passengers. William Wolfe suffered a badly wrenched leg, taken to Providence hospital for evaluation. doctors concluded the limb was in bad condition but not rebroken.
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Contol
Seconday
Wm. Wolfe
Wolfe
Providence Hospital
Wallie
Bond Robbery Case Expands in New York City
Police report a major bond theft from the Trust Company of America involving about $800,000. Clerk William C. Douglan is arrested along with accomplices as the investigation widens.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
Trust Company of America
William C. Douglan
Thaw Exhibits Not Returned by Judge in Lunacy Case
Justice Fitegerald denied Thaw counsel’s motion for the return of all trial exhibits including letters to Delmas in his statement to the lunacy committee.
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Telegraph Service
New York
Shipping News and Atlantic Drifter Rescue Arrivals
The Henry Villard delivered lumber to Frisco yesterday while the Gustes 3 Gade was donated to North Alaska Packing after a crank failure en route from San to Seattle. Meteor from San Francisco and Lagamie with Lucifer's crew arrived in England and Plymouth respectively. A cattle batch from Fairbanks heads to Seattle aboard City of Seattle after leaving Skagway, and the Tolosan German steamer loads general cargo for north China at Comox with Seattle and Tacoma calls. A new AngloBritish connection is planned to link the Canadian Mexican Pacific line with the British trade network.
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Sound
Frisco
North Alaska
San
Seattle
Globe Navigation Company
Meteor
San Francisco
Lagamie
Pulmouth
England
Lucifer
Atlantic
Skagway
Beeves
Fair Banks
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Comax
Tacoma
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China
Begland
Firitieh Cotem
Tehuantepec Railway Link Aims at Oceanic Connection
The Tehuantepec railway will connect the Tehauntepec region with oceanic trade, enabling an Inter Ocean route via the Isthmus. Bia and Salina Crus are referenced as points in the network, highlighting the planned transit corridor and its strategic significance.
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Bia
Salina Crus
Interocean
Tehauntepec
Burt Girl Stricken With Smallpox Delays Court
Burt Bal lard girl Guesse Burt age 16 unable to appear in court for days as she is kept at her mother's home with an attack of smallpox. John Langan Monte Carlo saloon Ballard and his bartender John Lee accused of selling liquor to minors.
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Guesse Burt
Ballard
John Langan
Monte Carlo
Langan
John Lee
Brother of Eugenio Jo eyed for insanity claim
A man described as the brother of Eugenio Jo, the trap gun murderer, faces charges tied to insanity arguments. Jo is serving ten years for the death of a landlady killed by a trap sprung from a trunk. The brother cites supposed injustice in his confinement as motivation.
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Moon
Eugenio Jo
Bastianelo
A. Bastianello
State Land Not Taxable ruling in Paddle railroad case
The Northern Paddle railroad vs King County decided the state land is not taxable by the county. The railroad gained quiet title to several lots from 189 lands tied to a lien of 686 dollars for 1906, a year when the state owned the property.
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King County
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